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Premiers’ Performance: Smith divides Albertans, Ford ranks among lowest in leader approval
Saskatchewan’s Moe and Quebec’s Legault lead the way, close to three-in-five approve of each December 7, 2022 – ‘Twas the weeks before Christmas and all through the land, Canada’s premiers were anxious to learn where they stand. Provincial constituents assessed
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Canadians say gun violence rising; prefer national policy over provincial regulations
Two-in-five (43%) say gun violence increasing where they live, including majorities in Montreal & Toronto May 16, 2022 – People in Canada, the United States and around the world were
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The Horgan Legacy: Outgoing premier beats B.C. political odds by leaving on a high, but not without criticism
Expected new leader David Eby remains unknown to one-third, others divided over his appeal October 3, 2022 – In leaving
Cutting back: Nine-in-ten Canadians now tightening household budgets as inflation, high prices persist
Majority say interest rate increases will negatively impact their own finances September 29, 2022 – What began at the beginning
The puck stops where? Canadians show little confidence in Hockey Canada culture change amid sex abuse allegations
Vast majority say Hockey Canada needs new leadership going forward August 17, 2022 – A rare summer edition of the
UCP leadership race leaves Albertans largely uninspired by their options, worried about potential result
On the other hand, more than two-in-five (45%) say another Notley term would be terrible for province September 30, 2022
Quebec Election: CAQ leads a crowded political field while three parties battle for second place
Legault favoured on economic leadership and health care, identified as the top two election issues Le rapport est également disponible
Élections au Québec: La CAQ mène dans un champ politique bondé où trois partis se disputent la deuxième place
Legault est favorisé pour le leadership économique et les soins de santé, identifiés comme les deux principaux enjeux de cette
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- Climate conference cynicism: Vast majority have little faith leaders will make meaningful progress at COP26
- Energy: Canadians tilt towards prioritizing renewables; one-third would split investments between green and oil
- Line 5: Ontarians, Michiganders want the oil to keep flowing in the contested pipeline; Quebecers are split
- Climate Change: O’Toole’s carbon pricing gamble draws mixed political reviews
- Majority of Canadians view Pope Francis’ apology for residential schools as a step towards reconciliation
- Canada across the religious spectrum: A portrait of the nation’s inter-faith perspectives during Holy Week
- Religious Canadians praying for return to in-person worship, but won’t forsake online services in future
- COVID Christmas: High anxiety around surging infections, but many won’t commit to staying home for the holidays
- Abortion and Politics: Majority support law to guarantee access; wouldn’t stop pro-life candidates from running
- ‘Pro-Choice’ or ‘Pro-Life’? In a debate often lacking nuance, 41% of Canadians are ‘somewhere in between’
- Abortion in Canada: Understanding the experiences and choices of women who’ve faced unwanted pregnancies
- Half of Canadians say health-care system would suffer with an infusion of private care; one-in-three say it would help
- The Queen at 96: Canadians support growing monarchy abolition movement, would pursue after Elizabeth II dies
- Turbine Troubles: Should Ottawa have sent pipeline parts back to Russia? Canadians weigh in
- Canadians supportive of government response to Ukraine-Russia conflict, but many say more is needed
- Corruption in Canada: Seven-in-ten support an international court to fight global corruption
